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2024. the final point. closing arguments are under way in donald trump's criminal hush money trial. what each side is still hoping to prove before the former president's fate enters the hands of the jury. global outcry. israel facing backlash. what netanyahu is now saying after protests erupt in the united states and overaes. why buy, in the market for a new car right now may be the best time to lease. and the struggle is reel. the box office's worst memorial day weekend in nearly three decades. the pressure movie studios are facing to flip the switch. >> i love a summer movie. >> there hasn't been a blockbuster yet. it's early. we begin this hour though with closing arguments happening today in the criminal trial of

former president donald trump. the first-ever criminal trial of former president. >> the defense has spent almost three hours presenting their case and the prosecution is delivering what they say could be a 4 1/2-hour closing argument. the former president's fate will be in hands of the 12 new yorkers, seven men and five women. >> they'll decide if trump is guilty of falsifying business records to cover up a hush money payment made to stormy daniels before the 2016 election, mr. trump has said he's done nothing wrong and pleaded not guilty to all charges and the former president was defiant as he entered court today. >> everybody says this is crazy, this is not a trial that should happen. it's a very sad day. this is a dark day in america. we have a rigged court case that should have never been brought. >> leading us off this hour is nbc news correspondent vaughn

hillyard outside the courthouse in lower manhattan. also here with us, charles coleman. vaughn, let's start with you outside there, the jury has heard a lot from the defense and the prosecution, what are the final points they're all trying to drive home right now in. >> reporter: right, for nearly three hours this morning, guys the defense team for donald trump, his lead attorney pressing the case to this jury they have reasonable doubts that donald trump is guilty of these 34 counts of falsifying business records. on one hand they make the case that there was no intent on the part of donald trump to defraud when he reimbursed michael cohen for that money, not only reimburse they make the case to the jury that there's no evidence that shows that donald trump was doing anything other than retaining michael cohen and they were calling into question the credibility of michael cohen as a whole, more than 45

different times they either called michael cohen a liar or implied that he lied to this jury during his several days' of testimony. the marquee witness to bring all 21 witnesses' accounts together as well as that documented evidence there, they're calling into question, again, for the jury that there's reasonable doubt in that should keep them from finding donald trump guilty and they should acquit him of the charges. for the prosecution here, ongoing here this afternoon they're making the case that michael cohen was the ultimate fixer for donald trump and cohen served his time out of loyalty for donald trump did what he did and is now coming clean and he only corroborates the body of evidence brought forward. >> the prosecution is up now, what do they really need this jury to believe? if they take a long time saying

it, do they risk losing people? >> number one, they can't take a long time, they have to make sure they get to the point as quickly as possible but they have to understand they have a high burden of proof, they have to establish that donald trump caused these business records to be falsified number one and he did it because he was trying to influence the election, that's the most straightforward way. what the defense is trying to do is focus on the notion of intent the reasons why and called into question for reasonable doubt. >> 34 counts here, walk us through the possibleout comes in terms of a verdict and the social for a hung jury? >> sure, going in reverse again, i think the hung jury is a scenario has to be mindful of, it takes one juror to take there's doubt. entire conviction, 12 jurors unanimously find they met the

burden beyond a reasonable doubt. the different charges around the falsification of business they could find that he's guilty of. >> it could be some but not all 4. >> charles coleman, vaughn hillyard, thank you both so much. millions of people from texas to oklahoma are bracing for yet another round of dangerous weather. >> authorities say at least 24 people have now died after a storm system ripped through the heartland over the holiday weekend. that includes five deaths alone here in kentucky, where you can see homes simply now rubble. >> hurricane-force winds have sparked power lines and left 900,000 people in the dark, meteorologist bill karins is tracking that system for us but let's start with maggie vespa, she's in hard-hit kentucky. the images from over the weekend are so stark. people are returning to nothing. what are they telling you?

>> reporter: they're telling us they can't believe they were the most recent ones hit in this incredibly intense spring, we've been showing this house kind of throughout the afternoon walking through it so to speak, behind my photographer, if we can swing over and show more rubble, more damage, this truckly completely almost destroyed and from what we can tossed into this area, we were told that a couple was in the home that you've been seeing all day in the basem*nt they made it out alive, we talked to another woman, though, who told us her home is also completely destroyed. sector nay doe she's lived through that destroyed her home. this isn't the first tornado you've been there. >> my second. 2021 was my first actual tornado, literally in the house and taken off the foundation. this is my second one that we got up in the tornado shelter. >> reporter: her home was

destroyed again, guys, her story went viral in 2021 because when her home was destroyed the tornado sucked the bathtub out of her house with kids. both kids were safe. they're safe and sound. this time, the entire family rode out the storm in a neighbor's storm shelter once again they're all okay. but her home, once again, is destroyed. >> wow. incredible stories. >> i was there in 2021 near where you're standing. it's so incredible. >> bill, let's go to you now, as you mentioned hundreds of thousands of people in texas are already without power, what are they dealing with right now in. >> this has been a different beast from the weekend. straight-line winds and it's been going for hundreds of miles. started near the dallas/ft. worth area. southeast texas. power outage map follows this.

we're approaching 1 million people without power. the worst power outages are in dallas/ft. worth area. we had a 77 mile per hour wind gust in the houston area, severe thunderstorm watch continues in this area until 6:00 p.m. from houston down toward galveston and beaumont, texas, under severe thunderstorm warning. later today, not too many tornadoes, large hail and damaging wind. tomorrow, we watch storms isolated in texas and central plains, the west is looking pretty good on wednesday, thursday no problems, friday's the best weather in country on the west coast. the man convicted for breaking into the home of former house speaker nancy pelosi was back in court today after federal judge said she made a mistake. >> david epape was sentenced

last week, today the judge reopened his sentencing hearing after realizing she didn't get a chance to speak for himself during that initial hearing. steve patterson has been following this case and joins us now from los angeles, steve, depape was given his chance to speak today, what did we hear from him in court and did today change anything? >> reporter: i mean, no. look, i mean, this was obviously a clerical error, a human error by the judge a few weeks ago, today she wanted to offer david depape a chance to speak and he did read a written statement. we had reporter there during the hearing. i'll paraphrase, this is just a paraphrase, essentially, i'm sorry for what i did to paul pelosi, i should have left when nancy pelosi wasn't there. he's never done anything violent before. we heard he did break down and

cry before recomposing himself. did any of this change the sentencing? no. 30 years in federal prison for both the assault on pelosi, the attempted kidnapping of nancy pelosi. >> depape is still facing separate state charges, right, so what's the latest in that? >> reporter: yeah, very serious dharjs, five in total, attempted murder, aggravated burglary, elder abuse, all of that starts tomorrow with opening statements, there's a hearing with prosecutors trying to add more charges and the defense team trying to add the double jeopardy stipulation, we heard some of these arguments in federal court we shouldn't also hear them in state court. will it change anything? probably not. >> steve patterson, thanks so much. time now for today's money minute. a deal from t-mobile. >> a deal of christmas magic,

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the severe storms we mentioned earlier in the show are having an impact on travel today, following the memorial day weekend, hundreds of flights have been delayed or cancelled in dallas, texas, weather also had a big impact on holiday travel yesterday, now airlines are getting ready for the rest of the summer travel season. nbc news coimportant priya sridhar, how are things looking today after memorial day? >> reporter: you mentioned that it's the world's busiest airport. we broke record for the amount of travel over the weekend. that severe weather system that hit the midwest and moved toward the east coast caused a lot of delays and cancellations between saturday and monday and almost 1,000 cancellations the hardest hit places were the new york area, we're still dealing with ripple effects as millions of

people try to make their home. >> the next big summer holiday is july 4th. airlines are trying to prepare for that, right. >> reporter: absolutely, they projected this is going to be a very strong travel season based on the numbers from over the weekend. it will shatter the record that was set last year, 250 million americans traveled. if you're planning on booking a travel vacation, target those last two weeks of august, still get some pretty good deals, middle of july is when they're expected to see the most amount of travelers. the family of the murdered soap opera actor johnny wactor is speaking out now, police in los angeles are still searching for the suspect who shot and killed the actor. nbc news coimportant morgan

chesky has more. >> reporter: police hunt for the suspects who gunned down general hospital johnny wactor in downtown l.a. >> reporter: he was walking with a co-workers, when he noticed a man near his car. >> johnny thought he was being towed. >> when the person looked up, they had on a mask and johnny stepped in front of the co-worker and he was shot. >> when you heard johnny's final act in life was to protect someone else's. >> i mean, you know, i use the word hero and thankful that person is okay.

and that when he died he wasn't alone. >> reporter: scarlet wactor says according to police three men were trying to steal the catalytic converter off her son's toyota prius. it is one of the most targeted models nationwide for this kind of threat and number one out west. the reason, experts say, high levels of valuable metals inside the hybrid's converter. when you found out that all of this stemmed from a catalytic converter? >> this person is evil. >> this will take me a minute to re-learn how to just live. >> reporter: wactor was best known for his two years playing his role on "general hospital." off screen he was an avid rock climber. here he was last summer picketing during the hollywood writers' strike. tributes to the actor now pouring in, as his family prays the killers are brought to justice. >> i think they are cowards. as a parent, you never expect to bury a child.

>> reporter: in midst of this incredible grief, scarlett told me to help cope she's been watching her favorite clips of johnny on general hospital. her favorite recent memory this past january when johnny helped plan a big surprise birthday party for her with the help of his two brothers. we'll send it back to you. >> morgan, thank you. coming up, one of the world's most prestigious film festivals is under scrutiny. what happened to them as they walked on the red carpet. you're watching "nbc news daily" we're also streaming free we're also streaming free 24/7 on nbc news now, if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's disease... put it in check with rinvoq... a once—daily pill. when symptoms tried to take control, i got rapid relief... and reduced fatigue with rinvoq. check. when flares kept trying to slow me down... i got lasting steroid—free remission... with rinvoq. check.

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about a mile away in oakland on macarthur and 98th. that's where police were responding to reports of shots fired. an officer on the scene told our photographer that someone was shot while sitting in a car, you should be able to see in the video the dozens of shell casings on the ground at that location. after the shooting, the victim drove himself to the location where i'm at again, about a mile away, their vehicle crashing into that white van which crashed into this building, and obviously that green pickup truck as well, the black car that the victim was driving wrecked up on the sidewalk, where again, he was declared dead from his gunshot wounds because it was really loud. and so the guy was sitting in the car. i couldn't vaguely i could see him, but i couldn't get a good look at him. but he wasn't moving at all. so apparently he must have been dead, because that car had to be going over 100 and some miles per hour. you know, it was going crazy again. no one was in the white van. the person was parked

in the green pickup truck. he's okay. but of course, the man who was shot and ended up crashing here has passed away. we have reached out to oakland police. so far there are no reports of any arrests here in san leandro. bob redell nbc bay area news. a judge in san francisco ruled that paul pelosi's attacker, david depape, sentencing, will stay at 30 years in prison. that's after fixing a court error after depapes guilty verdict. he wasn't given the chance to speak in court at a sentencing hearing, which was error. so today the judge gave him that chance. deepak spoke for about five minutes, apologized for his actions. however the judge said that to perhaps 30 year sentence will not change and tomorrow opening statements for the state trial will begin. his attorneys are arguing the state charges should be dismissed. they're citing double jeopardy following his federal conviction. right now, san jose police are investigating a homicide that led to an hours long standoff. it all happened along north 20th and julian near coyote creek. police say they received reports

of a shooting at a home around six last night. and when they got there, they had to engage with a man barricaded inside that home. after about 2.5 hours, he surrendered. but a woman was found dead inside the home. the victim and the suspects identities have not been released. san jose police are holding a news conference at 2 p.m. with an update on this investigation. meanwhile, in concord, we want to tell you what's going on in there. there were very busy with another barricaded suspect at the three hour standoff ended around 9 p.m. in the front yard of rosbrook court home. the incident also triggered a shelter in place. still not clear exactly what led to this. our crews were there when police ordered the suspect to the ground and arrested the person. fortunately, no one was hurt. we're going to switch gears now and talk about our weather. another beautiful day. here's meteorologist kari hall with our forecast. we're looking forward to a comfortably warm day with our high temperatures in the mid to upper 70s all across the south bay, and we're looking at a lot of sunshine, but it will

also turn windy for the afternoon. much of the east bay is going to have some nice weather. up to 79 in antioch, and as cool as 71 in fremont and upper 60s for oakland as well as hayward, and expect a mostly sunny afternoon there. but the peninsula will see temperatures ranging from 59 in daly city to 73 in palo alto, san francisco will be in the low 60s in the downtown and mission district areas, but staying in the 50s in the marina district as that fog continues throughout much of the day, and santa rosa warming up to 81 degrees, while mill valley will be in the upper 60s. we're looking at our 7-day forecast and tracking a warm up coming up in a few minutes. thanks, carrie. well, bottlerock just wrapped up, but you can still go ahead and book plans for next year. organizers have already announced the dates for bottlerock 2025. it will take place over memorial day weekend. again, three day tickets are already on sale. they're the same price as this year's $426

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bishops, the reported comment came at an assembly. discussing the issue of admitting gay men into seminaries. the vatican said in a statement that the pope, quote, never intended to offend or express himself in hom*ophobic terms and he extends his apology to those who were offended. a 19-year-old in washington state is remarkably doing okay after falling 400 feet down the a canyon, officials say he was walking on a steep portion on saturday when he slid down the river below. a team of dep deputies rescued him. fortunately he only has minor injuries. melinda gates will be donating $1 billion to women and family rights over the next two years. the ex-wife of microsoft founder bill gates recently announced that she's stepping down from the bill and melinda gates

foundation. groups receiving funding including the national women's law center and the center for reproductive rights. israeli tanks have pushed into rafah city center as they ramp up their offensive in gaza. despite growing outrage over israeli military's air strikes this weekend. dozens of civilians were killed. israeli prime minister netanyahu called that strike a tragic mishap. josh lederman is following all of this. josh, fighting in rafah clearly is getting worse, what's the latest from on the ground there? >> reporter: it's getting more intense for sure, kate, our nbc news team on the ground in the gaza strip has seen israeli tanks in center of rafah city, that's raising some questions about the israeli military has violated that red line that president biden set out a while

back where he said he wouldn't tolerate a major ground incursion into rafah. they're saying today that israel has the right to go after hamas including in rafah. >> josh, we're learning more also what caused that deadly fire in the rafah camp this weekend? >> reporter: israel's military now says its munitions alone would not have caused that fire, instead what they're saying they struck a hamas area away from that civilian area. ignited a fuel tank or other explosive that was in that civilian area and they regret the fact that happened, kate. >> u.s. aid deliveries to gassy by sea are suspended due to damage by that temporary floating pier.

>> reporter: well we know there was some significant weather that apparently caused part of that causeway that was installed by the u.s. military to be badly damaged they had to suspend deliveries through that venue the u.n. is hoping to get it back up and running in a week or so. there were several u.s. navy boats that became unmoored and ran ashore. troops injured during a noncombat. >> josh, thanks so much. a red keerpt uproar at the cannes film festival, a new of stars faced off the security guard there. >> one incident even appearing to become physical. >> reporter: drama at the cannes film festival this year in

france playing out not on the silver screen by on the red carpet. >> the woman knows what happened. >> reporter: on the iconic steps leading into the festival several stars clashing with ushers who tried to rush them along. kelly rowland appearing to scold. one day later that same usher starting this actress before the premiere of the count of monte cristo. appearing to defy the usher, pushing her away from entering the venue, later posting a photo on instagram showing the full dress on display in doors. >> if you could just describe

what you saw this year at the film festival that was different than last year. >> aggressive, aggressive. it's completely different. i just told you, i've been filming, taking photographs since ten years, but this year, 2024, it's completely different. it's aggressive. >> reporter: he says he noticed two to three celebrities per day being handled aggressively. >> i have a boundary, and i stand by those boundaries. and that is it. >> reporter: rowland standing by her actions, and appearing to suggest race may have played a role. >> and there were other women that attended that carpet, who did not quite look like me, they did not get scolded or pushed off or told to get off. i stood my ground and she felt like she had to stand hers, so i stood my ground. >> reporter: showing her support for rowland on instagram. i didn't know that happened to you. i was very impressed how calm and genteel you were, in my case, i was tired of the abuse. and now video emerging showing korean actress and former k-pop

star hurried along by the same security guard on may 19th, apparently taken by surprise. the cannes film festival, the three celebrities involved, have not returned nbc's request for comment. steven romo, nbc news. if you're in the market for a new car you'll want to hear this one per if first time in years you might get a better deal leasing than buying. phil lebeau joins us now, so phil, why exactly could people benefit from leasing a new carater than just buying one? >> reporter: the payment's going to be lower that's the biggest difference. that said, the supply of vehicles available to be leased over the last three years has been very limited so your lease

deals haven't been that great. that has changed as the chips supply for auto production has improved. >> you want to buy or own, whether it's house or a car, every time we talk times are changing, big picture, is it long term beneficial to lease rather than to buy? >> it depends on your situation. if you're somebody and you have a finite number of miles you know you're going be driving over the next three years leasing is a better option because you know you're not going to go over the mileage allowance. other times where buying makes more sense, it really depends on your personal situation, your financial situation, how much can you afford every month. and how long do you plan to keep the vehicle. >> phil, you talked about generally lower monthly payments how big of a deal are we seeing generally speaking? >> reporter: it depends on the model, obviously cars aren't in

demand right now, we're talking about sedans, you can find some sedan lease options where you'll look, what, that's only a couple of hundreds a month. generally speaking leasing per month is about 120, $130 less than if you took out an auto loan for the same vehicle. >> you mentioned evs, are we seeing the same deals with these electric vehicles? >> yes, they're going to be lower, and because of the way the ira incentives for tax credits are written, it's often the easiest way for many people to get into an electric vehicle. >> phil, thank you so much. barbenheimer was a box office smash last summer, they were hoping for a sequel this year. >> it hasn't happened so far.

the garfield movie brought in just over $31 million. those are not good numbers, the box office's worst memorial day weekend performance in nearly 30 years, excluding of course 2020 when the pandemic shut down theaters. >> julia boorstein joins us now. what's behind what we just showed, those big price drops. >> look, a combination of factors here, including the fact that last summer we had the writers and actors strikes, that caused delays that we're feeling right now, major films, mission impossible sequel set to come out this summer along with a prequel to the lion king and the kind of big films, franchise films they thought they could rely on. we didn't have a marvel movie at

the beginning of may that kicks off the summer box office theater. >> watch the trailers and of course stay for the end of the credits with those marvel movies. what are some of the notable movies studios are banking on this summer in. >> speaking of marvel, disney has a couple of big movies that are expected to draw audiences including a sequel to inside out from pixar. as well a deadpool versus wolverine, highly anticipated, then universal, nbc's parent company has a couple of big films coming out in july, including despicable me 4 as well as twisters. >> so many sequels. >> right that's true. >> julia, thank you. still ahead, tributes pouring in for basketball legend bill walton, how he's being remembered on and off the court. you're watching "nbc news daily".

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they have many uses. controlled dangerous substances being prescribed to people with adhd. >> they require a prescription as many have the potential for dependency, misuse or abuse. joining us now to talk about this is medical contributor dr. kavita patel. who designates controlled dangerous substances and what's the criteria for that? >> yeah, it's a good question, the drug enforcement administration the d.e.a. is in charged of designating what a controlled dangerous substance criteria is. for example as you mentioned, potential for abuse, risk to potential health, as well as the scientific evidence of any of those effect and it sounds bad, right, controlled dangerous substances, but a doctor can prescribe them, why would they be prescribed? >> yeah, kate, it sounds

dangerous and it has the word dangerous in it for a reason, because of the potential for harms, but also the potential benefits, we use these drugs and we use them routinely depending on type of drug, insomnia as well as things like anxiety or complex seizure disorders. a number of uses for these drugs. and pain control, i know that can get cocomplicated, too. it's not one size fits all. >> can you walk us through what type of drugs fall into this specific category? >> well, let's start with schedule 1, highest potential for abuse, not any sort of medical use and that's something like heroin or lsd. schedule ii, iii, iv and v, the least possible for abuse but potential harms we need patients

to watch out for. dextromethorphan is commonly used in cough medicine. drugs like ambien for insomnia -- >> i've done a lot of stories about controlled substances and the danger of addiction, but painkillers being needed by a lot of people out there, so what are some signs that somebody might be developing a dependency? >> a great question. couple of signs are fizz logical signs, when they don't have access to a drug they can feel different when they think about not getting the drug, a warning sign you could have a dependency to that drug and then there are other signs of dependency such as taking more than what's prescribed. most of the time we give

time-limited amounts of pain medication. some patients will say this was to not enough, in that case talk to your health care professional. >> dr. patel, thank you. >> thank you. tributes are pouring in today for former nba star broadcaster bill walton. >> the basketball icon died from cancer on monday, he was 71 years old. walton rose to fame as a college and pro basketball player. nbc's kaylee hartung takes a look back at his legacy. >> maybe i'll just strip down right here. >> bill is taking his shirt off. >> reporter: as eccentric off the court as he was on it, bill walton was larger than life in more ways than just his 7 foot height. the celtics honoring their former star. after the sweep of the is paers. >> one of the greatest celtics

of all time. this is dedicated to bill. >> reporter: with a shock of red hair and a broad smile, he always radiated positivity. you never knew quite what he would say and do. >> this is a glockenspiel. >> take a bite out of it when it's lit. oh, my. >> reporter: in the early '70s, the southern california native was the country's top college player at ucla, under coaching icon john wooden, winning two national titles together. >> coach wooden was this remarkable human being and this force of nature. >> reporter: then he was drafted first overall by the portland trail blazers in 1974. >> walton on the line! he got it in. >> reporter: leading them to the only championship in franchise history. the big man revitalizing his game on the celtics legendary 1986 championship team. >> that year he played 80 games, and we won a lot of them. we won a lot of them because of

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